Snake – Giant Garter Snake
The giant garter snake is endemic to California’s Central Valley and is the largest species of garter snake
The giant garter snake is endemic to California’s Central Valley and is the largest species of garter snake
The bigberry manzanita is a large evergreen shrub with dark reddish-brown bark and pale blue-green leaves.
Black abalone live in the rocky reefs along the California coast.
Dungeness crabs are the most common crabs found along California’s iconic coastline.
Banana slugs are one of the largest slug species in the world.
The California golden poppy is bright orange with blue-green, fern-like leaves and grows in bushy clumps up to 2 feet tall and wide.
The pallid bat is a common species of bat found throughout California in a wide variety of habitats, including deserts, oak woodlands, and forests.
The desert tortoise can live 45-100 years.
Purple needlegrass helps the survival of young oak trees and provides food for over 330 species.
This bright yellow, orange and black butterfly can be found only in California.